Winchester, Virginia
A special thanks to John Crockett for the above photo
Snowfall amounts included:
Delaware: Glasgow: 5.0"; Harrington: 8.1"; Milton: 9.8"; Newark: 4.7"; Rehoboth Beach: 8.5"; Selbyville: 7.4"; and, Stockley: 7.0"
District of Columbia: Washington, DC: 7.2"
Maryland: Baltimore: 8.1"; Bel Air: 6.0"; Bethesda: 8.2"; Clarksburg: 10.3"; Columbia: 9.0"; Crumpton: 8.0"; Cumberland: 5.2"; Damascus: 8.0"; Eastport: 7.5"; Frostburg: 6.7"; Gaithersburg: 8.0:; Greensboro: 7.5"; Hillandale: 11.0"; Lusby: 9.0"; Pasadena: 9.5"; Salisbury: 5.0"; Severna Park: 9.0"
New Jersey: Atlantic City: 5.9"; Cape May: 8.3"; Dennisville: 10.0"; Manahawkin: 7.5"; Trenton: 1.3"; Ventnor City: 8.1"; Vineland: 4.2"; and, Wildwood Crest: 10.5"
Pennsylvania: Brookhaven: 4.3"; Kennett Square: 2.7"; Nottingham: 3.3"; and, Philadelphia: 4.7"
Virginia: Alexandria: 7.5"; Ashburn: 10.0"; Chantilly: 8.8"; Charlottesville: 5.0"; Edinburg: 10.5"; Falls Church: 8.0"; Front royal: 10.0"; Harrisonburg: 7.0"; Haywood: 13.7"; Manassas: 8.5"; Mount Weather: 9.7"; Purcellville: 10.0"; Richmond: 0.6"; Rose Hill: 6.1"; Singers Glen: 13.5"; Sperryville: 11.8"; Stephens City: 9.0"; Sterling: 11.1"; Vienna: 8.0"; Warrenton: 9.0"; and, Woodstock: 8.9"
West Virginia: Bayard: 8.0"; Franklin: 12.5"; Gerrardstown: 6.0"; Hancock: 4.0"; Inwood: 6.0"; and, Shenandoah Junction: 7.5"
News account: "Through 7 a.m., Reagan National Airport had picked up 7.2 inches of snow (3.9 inches today, 3/17, and 3.3 inches Sunday, 3/16) from this late winter storm. Impressively, it’s the third biggest snowstorm on record to occur so late in the season in Washington weather records, which date back to 1888."
Source: Jason Samenow, "Over 7 Inches Officially in D.C.," The Washington Post's "Capital Weather Gang Blog," March 17, 2014.
